0x1E54

0x1E54 is a hexadecimal number that equals 7764 in decimal. In general computing contexts, such a value can appear as a numeric constant, an offset, or part of an identifier. When interpreted as a Unicode code point, the sequence U+1E54 corresponds to the Latin capital letter E with dot above, with the lowercase form at U+1E55. This character is part of the Latin Extended Additional block (Unicode range U+1E00 to U+1EFF) and is used in certain orthographies and scholarly transcription systems. The exact appearance of the character depends on the font and rendering software, and support may vary across platforms.

In practical terms, 0x1E54 may be encountered in data as a 16-bit value. Its byte order differs by architecture: in big-endian form it is stored as 0x1E 0x54, while in little-endian form it is stored as 0x54 0x1E. As with many hexadecimal identifiers, the meaning of 0x1E54 is context-dependent and relies on the surrounding software or data standard.

Related topics include Unicode code points, the Latin Extended Additional block, hexadecimal notation, and principles of endianness in computer systems. See also U+1E54 and the characters Ḕ (uppercase) and ḕ (lowercase) in discussions of Unicode diacritics.